If I have to go down there and make my own shadow black Modular top, so I can get my Bronco already....so help me! And them...lol! 
Vaughn Gittin rock crawling in Moab with Bronco Badlands Sasquatch 4-door
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Nice video, I can see myself in it... Thanks for sharing!
Would have taken less with a 7MT in C as well.
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More video!
Thanks @618TRVLWILD ... that’s a rough mall parking lot... 
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what is a safe low pressure to run if the wheels do not have beadlocks? Safe as in not breaking a bead and going flat.
I have routinely run interco tires 37x12.5R15 on 15x9 wheels at 8-10 psi and never had a seal break
Why would you say that? He certainly could have accomplished the same with the auto by two footing it but there was lack of grip thus more throttle.
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Depends on the tire and the wheel width. 15 psi is generally safe but you might be good down to 10.
Somewhat depends on the wheel and tire combination. A narrower wheel with a wider tire (within reason obviously) can help with keeping the bead seated. Some wheels have a little more agressive bead lip. I aired down to under 10PSI with Goodyear MTRs on cheap steel wheels.
The second video made it look like they aired down somewhat; no idea what PSI.
Agreed, the right rear looked like it but if it was hanging on to a rock ledge with 1/4 of the tire width it would deform the tire pretty easily. We probably won't know unless they tell us
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